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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1925)
f THURSDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY-19, 1023 . " , , 1 I- t i i i r This cut is used by courtesy of the Associated Industries, of Oregon. "ORE T. A. Livesley & Cor Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of PACIFIC COAST HOPS Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, California 1 Home Wet Wash Laundry Wet wash' delivered, your clothes 'cleaned and ready to iron cheaper and better than you can do it -at home. It saves "you time, money, inconvenience and drudgery of home washing. : , .J 25 POUNDS 90 CENTS . We call for and deliver. Give prompt and Satisfactory Phone 171. SJRRIGATION SERVES- OREGON FARMS (Continued from pax t) tion season in the Pacific north western states, It is usually reckoned trfat 60 per cent of the waer in a reser voir is lost by seepage and evapor ation in being delivered to the farmer's headgate. .This loss will ary With the nalureof the" soil, distance from the reservoir, etc.. but the ' above figures will be a fair average. Where 2 V4 acre feet are considered sufficient for, an irrigation season tt , means that amount delivered at the farmer's headgate. On the basis ' of the above it would require a reservoir having as. capacity of 75,000 acre feet to deliver -water for 12,000 acres. Oregon has few large irrigation projects. The John Day project, when completedwill cover 285,000 acres. V ' - " ' -It Is Important In an Irrigated section that a perfect title to a wa ter right be secured. The Oregon law provides ior this through the office of the state engineer, with final decree resting in the courts. A water rlgnt rued by the court is termed a "decreed rights .All the) rights on any stream are adjudicated , by ' the courts on the basis of priority of use by the claimants. provides for . water rights, being secured by Individ uals by corporations of users forming irrigation districts, by Carey actrjcompanies and by the U. S. reclamation service. At present there are 63 irriga tion, districts in Oregon compris- S.SSI.SS Tha industrial center VAM FY PACKING CO Ready Jloines jse Burned Clay Hollow BuUding Tile for .Beauty, Safety and Comfort, MADE 1N ALL. SIZES r7: a i i i i v. Butter -Nut Bread The Richer, Finer Loaf CHERRY CITY BAIIERY service. 1336 B Street WeBuy 1 Everything Will par the highest raishTprices for Tools, Sacks, Hides, Rags, Paper and Machinery." t. We Buy Old Cars to Wreck CHERRY CITY JUNK &AUTO WRECKING CO. OOO X. Com'l. i f . Phone 2157. ing' about one million acres of ir rigated land. : Six of these districts . are., in southwestern Oregon west of the mountains; along the Umpqua and Rogue 3 riversi - i - They comprise about 50,000 acres. T Irrigation -distri-ts are author- i?lto issue , bonds XVlXtl lUi kUiiOli UtllUU UL fcUO WW CKS- A Uu state is authorized to guarantee the interest payments on these bonds. I - '. The 63 districts of the state now have outstanding bonded indebted ness of $10,796,100-certified and $332,200 uncertified bonds. Bonds under : state guarantee total $9, 354,000. ; Ultimately every one of these irrigation districts will be a gard en spot of plenty and prosperity. Thotr iifTlnnment. however, en tails much distress because of nu merous retarding factors. Every separateproject is a. prob lem in itself. I It presents features and factors not found in, any. of iha nthfra Successful j irrigation requires experience and knowledge not h - vr: mmm , c i T;tAfl States is Or Uie UIUlCU wtow Square Peal Welding Works Ox-acetylene and Electric We Bjjeciali2e on cylinder blocks and aluminum cases, heary cast iron, eteel tanks, boiler and fins welding, springs, frames nd lenders. . , . A.. ' If it's made of meta vre can weld it rhone SQ4 34 9 rerry St. SaleixOre, ' ill I -. -."INDUSTRIAL -OREGON PRODUCES . ; QUALITY PRODUCTS The advertisers on this page are OREGON FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting "ORE GON QUALITY" into its products. When you buy their goocs you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bigger payrolls, more capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bi&ger towns and cities. You increase and stabilize the markets for Oregon Your success is inseparably interwoven with theirs. Every dollar you spend for their pro ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit. Ask your home dealer to supply you with; , , PLEAS GROWTH I Cherry City Cleaners Build Prosperous Business irv : : Six Months' r ? . By EDWARD T. BARBER f A modern cleaning establish ment Is the product - of modern science. It embodies the results of research work In many chemi cal and mechanical laboratories where close study has been made of the effect of cleaning processes on the, fabric of the garments as well as the colors. The field of scientific research has broadened the past few years until it has become a directing in fluence, for the better, in almost every line of industry. v- In no line has this Influence been greater than in that of clean ing and pressing establishments. Old methods and old machinery have become obsolete. The pro cesses for dry cleaning and of steam pressing have revolutionized the industry. The public is rapid ly beginning' to appreciate the ser Tices of this! industry at its true value. ; ' " . . . - . The Cherry" City Cleaners open ed for business In Salem last Sep tember, prepared to give their pat rons the advantage Jot' the : very best and most skillful service in their line that modern- science and modern ' machinery could produce when bandied by workmen scien tifically trained to Its use. The business has gTown from the first at such, a rapid pace that the management Itfnot only high ly pleased with the returns of the business bu with the royal recep tion given by the Salem: public. ' - ; Iot so many years ago trie ser vices of such an establishment were looked upon as a form of luxury and a mild form of extrava gance. I . Scientific research has demon strated that when properly done the cleaning process not only adds to the appearance of the garment but actually adds to its life of ser vice. Suits regularly cleaned and pressed deliver longer and better service than suits not so treated Cleaning, when properly done, Isa real measure of-economy. Few people realize the amount of dirt a garment will gather. No one would . wear a. white garment as dirty as they do dark garments. Cleaning removes all dirt and a1 oors from whatever source Tt ieavea the garments not only 'clean but sanitary as well HB II ESS raoidlv gravitating to Oregon because of the marvelouslyVfavorable conditions and prodigality of resources. World markets are opening befcro r- o nT mt a r rmr 1 a t.'M.,Ui. i'nf A ill nnl mftiltrAnf Maah. j epenor "OREGON QUALITY" MPANY cade brand .wmJ MAURINE BEALE LEE ART STUDIO I.OASS Mads On Good City Property ' Low rate, easy parmeat plan; all paid - by end efc year. Farm loans,' larfe or small trftcts. Private money. See me first; you. will ro no further ; O. W LAFIjAR 410 Oregon Bids. i - Anio Electric Work R. D. BAItTOX ; 171 S. Commercial EU t II DAIRY mjC",. 1 I II II l'a J Perfectly Pasteurized J.i!k end Crccirn Phcnb 723 BEETHOVEN MANUSCRIPTS , LONG LOST, NOW. FOUND LEIPSIC, Febr. 14 The origin al manuscript of a Beethoven wed ding song was recently found at tached to another manuscript In the possession of the firm of Breit kapf & Haertel, Beethoven's mus ical publishers. . - The song was composed on the ocasion of the marriage, Feb.. 6, 1819, of the daughter of Gian atanasion del Rie, principal of the boarding, school attended . by Beethoven's nephew Carl. 4. AH trace of the song had -been lost until an employe of Breitkopf & Haertel searching for Beetho ven's piano concertos written in the master's hand. The song was fastened to one of them by a clip. 506 U. S. National Bank Bldg Phone 859 Res. Phone 4 69 J DR. B. H. WHITE Osteopathic ' Physician-and Sargeon Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment , (Dr. Abram's Method) Post SysUm For Feet Salem, Oregon If You Want ' - AHome Built to Your Notion - Ia rstrietd residence ditriett ((b Consult ' : . JOffll MJUAIiSOIi ' ZiOXTB STAB SEKVICTE SIATIOS N. Cpitot St. Fbon 520 Don't Guess : ' ' ; . ' - V""' s Be sure your brakes and head , lights are safe, Have them conditioned at '. the TEXAS GARAGE (By an Oregon man) , ; "- Storaz $4 Per Mpnta . " 1999 North Capitol Si. Phon 529 When ' tired or your clothing sell or exchange it at th CAPITAL EXCHANGE 4 We will pleeie nd.ti(r yoa , - 842 N. Commercial St. KNNLLELIJ3 , ; ; Specialists in -Portrait Photography Studio: 420 Oregon Building Dor Ideal: Onr Method: "The .Beat Only" ' Oooperatioa ' Ctpitel City Co-cp eratire Crasery A non-profit erranlsation owneA mtirely by the dairymen. Oire as a trial. y v Uaaafaetnrers of Bntterenp Butter - "At ytfur Groeer"' Phene 89t 137 S. Com'l St, Marion SALEil, OHEGON Tha Largest .and Hcst Complete Hostelry ia Oregon Out cf Portland Highway Garage Motor Specialists s. - ,nr- . j - . . Gas, Oil, Tires, Accessories- Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Guy N. Hickman, Prop. lOOO Sontb Commercial Phone 1987 Cylinder Grinding By Expert Workmen With - High-class Tools DONERITE SHOP 1 349 Ferry Street, Salem, Ore. WINTER ENCLOSURES Stationary Tops, Auto Top - Repairing 1 Onr prices will please you O. J. Hull Auto Top and Paint Shop i 219 STATE STREET ' , New Hotel Salem Where Hospitality Awaits You l : Under, direction of . FRANK Di BLIGH Hotel Bligh "A home away from home' VA $1.00 per Day and Up 7 We W. Rosebraugh Steel Tanks Smoke Stacks " Fruit Drying Stoves ' ' PHOXE 886 ' , Individual Instruction Pacific Expert School 427-428 Oregon Bldg. THREE MONTHS' COURSE Keep .Tour Money- ia Oregon Bay Monuments Made at Salem. Oregon CAPITAL ' MOZTOMEHTAX. WORKS J. O. Jones Co., Proprietors JkO Kinds "of Uonnmentsl ' Work Factory snd Offci: 2210 8. Com'L, Opposlts X. O. O. P. Cemetery, Box 21 , : Phoit 689 " ' SALEM, , OBEOOIT p . Fbone 193 164 Sooth Commercial Street JCHEO.M BARR; v -" . .Plumbing EEATIXa ASD TINNING Salem, OreiJOB , ; product, stimulates it into full and refulgent bloom. 25-30 Sreman- BnUainC -180 North Commercial , Eat m Plate Day WEATHERLY IGE:; CREAM - V . Sold Ererywnr Buttercup Ice Cream Co. P. M. CaiEGOIlY. Mgr. C40 South Commercial St, &XLE31 Calexa.80,000 by 1930 rjen l. rJEMANN Heal Vzixta and Iitxxanca SO 7-2 OS Oregon Bldg. Pnona 101S pi CLEANEHS STUDY BETTER METHODS Steam Press and Dry Clean ing Process Revolutionize the Cleaning Industry The steam "press, known as the Hoffman machine, reTires the fi ber of the cloth, learing a finish similar to what It was when new. All danger of barning or scorch ing is removed. The garment is re-shaped to Its original form and fixed by hot steam and heavy pres sure which Insures longer life to the garment. . The dry cleaning process is of comparative recent origin. It Is still in its Infancy, but during the few years it has been used it has established a remarkable position In the cleaning industry. Dry clean irfg has been Improved and refined to the point, as it Is used by the Cherry City Cleaners, where there Is absolutely no odor of the cleaning process to be de- teccea. Dry cleaning is simply a process of washing the garments In gaso line specially prepared for that purpose. Scientific research has demonstrated that the most deli cate fabric and the most sensitive color will in no way -be injured by the process; v. .The National Association of Cleaners maintain a man in con nection with the . United States Bureau of Standards whose work is to .test out all processes or ma terial or machinery- used in the cleaning business to determine its value before it ia offered the pub lic. It is the aim of this asspcia tion to promote scientific research along all lines which promise bet ter service to the public. To study the effect ,of different processes, chemicals and machinery on all kinds and classes of fabrics and colors, that only, the best may be used. . . , m .. Tne cnerry City Cleaners are wide awake and anxiously water ing every advanced step which will enable them to serve their patrons better. . ', ::"-:,r'T ' Their work includes all forms of cleaning and pressing, garments or rugs. They also clean and block hats with the same care used in their cleaning and pressing de partment. They deliver the goods free of all odors, cleaned and rer aired. They offer prompt, rellabi a and satisfactory service, and the growth of their business is proof of the esteem In which thy are held by the Salem public. ' WHEN YOU BUY . DRAIN TILE Consider the extra strength of concrete drain tile, made uni formly good to pay yon a profit on drainage for a lifetime. ' Ask us for free booklet telling how to plan drainage for profit. Oregon Gravel Company Hood at Front i . J Salem St. C. A. ROBERTS Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces If y furnace la a fuel-saver. Prodaees tbe -ImrRrst Tolame of heat per fnel wait of ,aay furnace on the market, tassKtlon iSTttcd , ' . . 1011 8ontli CoBunerclal Kea. Phone 24s-W Bus Phone 1375 I I'ccrrrnziT! Tits I ' 1 T- -This cut is used by Associated Industries, of Oregon. Blaesing Granite Company Roy Bohannon, Mgr. v City View Cemetry Salero, Oregon "OREGON QUALITY" is put into every bottle of our carbonated drinks , . STAR BOTTLING WORKS 47 Market . Phone 1426 . Xa. B. DTTHSMOO . Salem .-Wicker Furniture . 31anufacturing Co. We Bell Direct Genuine Xsttaa Eeed Quality Fnrnitar fiepsirinsv Kf inienlng, TJpholsterinf -1853 Stste St, Saiem, Oreson F. W. BLISS AUTO TOP SHOP Removed from 311 N. Com!, to 229 W. STATE. FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Cows, Farm Ma chinery. Drag Saw and Wood cutting Outfit, r r r Reasonable , it ! ' Phone 652 ' Salem Chickeries 262 X. Cottage . .Phone 40O 100"SERVJCE100 Auto and Tractor Repairing - We Know .How Welcom to oar errire Station Ye Old Time Gas Once More GENERAL OAS, OILS AND ACCESSORIES SERVICE A ataple line of Groceries, Confection, ery. Meals and Lnnehea anytime. Tbe Chef KNOWS HOW. - - North Com'l Garage : . and Grocery- j AKDEESON, ADAMS ft 8EPTSA v- 1610-1616 H. Commercial fit. , Phone 1677 mm (giXiOSS Odorless Dry Gleaning 6-Hour Service ..... Cherry City Cleaners 231 N. High Phono 02i DIXIE HEALTH DREAD Ask Your Grocer j We Ax Oat Aft Two amUons We are new paying orer tare quarters of a million dollars a year to the aairymea. f ai eetioa for milk. "Marion Butter" Is the Best Butter ' Here Cows and Better Cows Is the crying need r.!ARI0JJ CREAL'Eiix Ci PRODUCE CO. Ea2em, Ore. Itione eourtesy of the &4 f CCL BSTTl , CrilROPHACTI 'Let us lead you to a land of health and sunshine tor no matter how dark the ; day robust health is sun-' ' shine itself. Our methods ' will achieve physical bene- ' fits of the highest order - for you. And these bene- I fits last, 0 ' . Plione 87 s,. . 0. L. Scott- Chiropractor , , 416 U. S. NatL Bank Bldgj Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment The only system briaRinx satisfactory results la Prostate and Bladder Troubles . Consultation Free DR. F. S 325 Oregon Bldg. Phone 664 1 PACIFIC FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. . Dlstribntors - rrult ana vegetables handled ea ConrlgnHient 531 Trade St. . Phone 1823 ' Robinson's Service Station Tires and Accessories , South Commercial St. and Jefferson Way C. M. Kobinson, Proprietor Phone 1787J3 WARREN NURSERY Fruit, Xuts and Berries Horn grown stock and guaranteed true to name Office at rear of Tabernacle, 655 Ferry St. PHOXE 1434T LEO H. JOHNSON , Klectrical Contractor -Fbttures, Wiring and Supplies - 1011 South. Commercial Phone 1375 Overland ' Willys IZnlzkl Sc!es and Serrica VickBrcs. Ulsh Street at TraJa GIDEOrj STCLZ CO. Uanufacturers cf Depeniatle Ersr3 X.. t S1 .x i . ' Tl brand ytm es-t f parity a i wi,. " . Trices jr'sai t : ; ": Pi'fory .m-t t" - - tatr-r. r af 1 '. LOOK 6(ITi1 i IS j i